Elad Schaffer crossed $100 million in revenue less than three years after launching in the US. He wants your AI assistant to file the claim, chase the documents and absorb the frustration on your behalf.
His experience at AWS, followed by frustrated Fortune 100 customers asking why they couldn’t prevent cloud security failures in the first place, became the founding thesis behind Native Security.
As more founders enter the market, Yuval Ariav believes the real competitive advantage is becoming the ability to think deeply enough to see what others cannot.
Mars Security CEO Shahaf Galili argues that in cybersecurity, startups, and leadership alike, decisive action beats perfect information.
Record-breaking acquisitions have reset expectations across Startup Nation, and investors think AI security may be the path towards an even bigger generation of companies.
Micha Kaufman runs the world’s largest talent marketplace. He sees in real time what people are being paid for and what the last remaining edge is.
Regulators say autonomous vehicles have a “clear pattern” of interfering with emergency responders. Dr. Tal Cohen argues the fix is a new governance layer nobody has built yet.
ChatGPT is embracing ads, and Velocity has raised $27 million to build the infrastructure – while the rules around privacy, trust, and persuasion are still being written.
Which Israeli startups will cross the $1 billion threshold in the coming years and earn the coveted “unicorn” status? Forbes Israel opens registration for the 2026 edition of Next Billion Dollar Startups, with the participation of dozens of leading venture capital funds and investors from Israel and around the world.
Cloud security startup Copperhelm says the old playbook of “patch criticals, defer the rest” no longer survives contact with AI-speed attackers.
